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National Republican., 1887-02-12

Robert De Bruce Council, A.A. S. r. Masong,
worked the twenty.first degree Tuesday night
at the sanctuary, 1907 G street. A large class
OF candidates received the degree. Gen. Pike.
on behalf OF Mossrs ". Oscar Roome and Jack
Wilson, presenttd d the council with a handsome
silver pitcher and salver. Mr.. George Corson
accepted the gin on behalf of the council.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection last night
worked the thirteenth degree, and next Tues
day night the fourteenth degree will be eXem-
plIfed,
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Gedpev HOUSE, New YORK..

Broadway and Fortieth street opposite Metro
tirely new. Desirable for business men or
families. European plan. Rooms 81 per day
upwards. Excellent restaurant. GEN. DAN
MACAULEY & w. b. BOWERS
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Catnr.h Is Not a Blood Disease.

No matter what parts 1t may finally affect
catarrh always starts in the head, and belongs
TO the head There IS no mystery about the
origin of this direful disease. II begins in a
neglected cold one OF the kind that Is "sure
to be better In few days" Thousands of
victims know how 1t is by sad experience.
Gi Nre III na', T., cures uo'o7 ~ tne ,T neT @ anu
LIQUID,
National Republican., 1887-02-12

Ofthe lO7 machinlsts who were discharged
ircm work In The ordnance department of the
levy yard here about three weeks ago all ex-
O.. nncen were reinstatcd yesterday after-
I'rl =. The balance VIII probably be given
NttE within the coming week.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
LADIES matinee to-day at Kernun's.

PARENTS attention is called to tho mark
down prices in children's hose at Il. II. Tay-
lor's, G33 Pennsylvania avenue. These col-
ribbed Col colored M hose, e. generaIly rctaiied at at
50 ana 6S cents; now offered at % cents per
pair: sizes 81 too.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
sprinr Building Trade,

"What is the outlook for the spring building
trade" asked reporter of the REPUBLICAN,
yesterday of the building inspector.
"Very bright, indeed" was the reply.
"What kind Of houses will be builR''
"Ail kinds, with Il tendency for more larger
buildings to be erected this year than were
put up during the past season."
National Republican., 1887-02-12
*. of l.. for Senator Riddleberger.

A well known member OF the Knights of
Labor says that there Is movement on foot to
have the knights OF Labor assemblies indorse
Senator Riddlebcrgcr for his uncompromlsing
tealty to the interest of labor measures in the
Senate. Preambles and resolutions will be
sent to all of the Virginia assemblies setting
forth these facts.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Lodge Meetings Tn-NIcht.

Lodge Meetings Tonight.
The following lodges meet tonight at the
places nemcd:
MasoBic-st. Johns Mite Association, oil E
street northwest
|. o. q. T Monumental, No %, Elks' Hall,
900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Perseverance, No.
., Elks hall, gO2 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of JonadaD-PiOneer, No. |, Hllton's
Hall, Seventh and D streets. Centennial, Nc.
4, Burch's Hall, 3li Eighth street; Sparta, No.
3, 1921 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-02-12

10 EMMET says take your Turkish Baths at
shedds, 90S L street, where you have the best
attendance, propet heat and ventilation, and
everything that constitutes a first class bath.
Were IL NOT so would not patronize them twice
a day, and II is the only place in Washington
whore you can get first class bath.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Virtue in Brandreth's pills.

1hcre is more virtue in one BRASDnErn PILL
IT,. II in bottle Of the best Sarsaparllla. The
Sold extract Of sarsaparllla contained in
BrASpRErn's PlLis in combination with other
Vegetable Extracts, makes them the strongest
blood puritler known. One or two at night
70, II week will remove all pimples and erup-
4, rs Of the skin, and make the complexion
'p!r as an Infant
National Republican., 1887-02-12
A Chicken Thiar,s IuoI,

one night last week while Henson Perry.
colorcd was engaged in his old business of
chicken stealing he was fired upon and caught
n load of buckshot In his hand. Gangrene
hastct IN, aud he ha' been released from jail
TO AmputatiCn.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Fine Diamonds.

Our S25 solitaire diamond rings sell else
where for SS5: handsome 5.stone cluster rings,
500: elegant 24-carat solitaire ring, $40; pair of
fine carat solitaire earrings $50; S-stone CTes-
cent lace pin, $50. r. Harris & Co., 432 seventh
street.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
$25 Gold Watches.

We make speciality of handsome solid
gold American slem.winding watch-Ladies'
Size, s25; gents, s2S. r. Harris Il Co., 1872
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
The Case of Biscoe.

The record in the case Of DlscOe, the colorcd
man convicted in the circuit court OF Charles
county, Nd, of the murder of Capt. Dixon,
has been received by the clerk Of the Mary;
shortly. States Attorney Wilmer went TO An
rapUlis Thursday in connection with the case.
National Republican., 1887-02-12


LABORATORY OF ASALYTICAL CHEMISTRY,
PROF. r. u. WILSON,
No. Al Second Street.
Analysis of organic and inorganic substances,
and agricultural materials. Asslyer of gold,
silver, iron, and other ores. Clay, water,
and furnace products.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l2, 1887.
MEssRs. JOHNSON & JoHNsoS, New York;
GENTLEMEN: i have made careful eX.
animation of the "ZonwelsS" and have found
no acid or alkaline substance present that will
in any way affect the enamel Of the teeth. II
Is perfectly neutral in all Of It's reactions, nor
is there aay hard gritthat would by prolonged
use in any way affect the texture OF structure
ofthc teeth. Respectfully,
T. B. WILSON, NJ. d.,
Professor Chemistry and TOxO,OlOgy,
Baltimore University School OF Medicine
E.S. CARROLL, d. d. s.,
COL 10Th 81. N. W.,
WAsHIEGToN. ID. c., Jan. %, 1887.
MRSsRs. JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON, Gentlemen;
have had the sample Of "Zonweiss" you
were pleased to furnish me analysed by Prof
j. Morrison, chemist of the Dental Department
Of our College, who pronouncos il free from
anything Injurious to the teeth. can conSe-
quently recommend IL as safe to use. In other
respects II is the neatest and most perfect den.
thrice have ever seen, Yours, &C.,
Il. s. CARROLL,
Prof. Operative Dentistry, Nat. Uni
National Republican., 1887-02-12
All raVelers

Whether by land or sea, who are
liable 10 be out OF reach of drug stores
and doctors, would do well to have
supply of Ayers Pills at hand. For
this purpose, the Pills are put up in
bottles as well az boxes, and may be
conveniently carried in ones pocket.
Six Of the most distinguished physicians
Of Syracuse, n. V, in giving their joint
testimony as to the excellent medical
combination of Ayers Pills, make this
point "Thcir beautiful coating of gela-
tine and sugar is great advantage, in
that it protects them from change by
time or climate, and renders them pleas
ant and even agreeable to take"
"During the twenty-five years have
lived on the frontier" writes John
McDowall, of Sweetwater, Col, ayers
Pills have been my best friend. / have
lived, mostly, where there was no doc
tor within twenty miles, and have been
hard sick several times. / always kept
Ayers medicines on hand, and with
them, and the Almanac, have pulled
through. I have also doctored others,
and believe have saved some valuable
lives by the use of Ayers Pills"
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DIR. j. C. Ayers Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
National Republican., 1887-02-12

Don't III dealer offers you bottle of
Salvation Oil In a mutilated or deflGed pack
age, don't touch H-!t may be a worthless COIn-
National Republican., 1887-02-12
H,ips,ated AT the Navy yard.

GIRL In hammock breaks bumps her
EeAd. 81 IacObs OIL cures bruises.
National Republican., 1887-02-12

LAsg day of International Company at Ker.
IE4s. Cheap prices. Great show.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
CAPS.

We are truthful when we state VIC opened
Friday, Feb, II, Caps to the value of 81 500,
and all purchased from one firm. Every
Cap made to our special order. Prices
range from 25c to S2.0S. Over thirty styles
for Infants and Children up to 12 years.
For 25c we show Sheer Null caps, 7rows
shlrring, 3 plated frills edged with lace.
These Caps are intended to laundry, and
the materials are therefore good. We don't
would remind you OF one great improve
mcnt. Each Cap we sell has ticket at
tached worded as follows:
PATENT APPLIED FOR THE CROWN
OF THIS CAP.
This Crown does not alone add to
the beauty and style of the Cap but
makes perfect fit. and is the only high
crown that Will keep Its shape aIterwash'
ing.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
r. II. TAYLOR,
GSS Pennsylvania Avenue.
LOYELTlES IN WASH FABRICS
sEAToN PERRY.
tsrccrssoa TO PERRY & BRoTHER,

TIE --LATEST IMpoRTATIoCiNsSynr yr IN SnHls EMe
hHE hS NoW oPEN, AND RANGE IN PRICE
fE2lN MN > 'r5MHpfR5oOilpERED Nj SWISS MusLINs
AN3 NS61aGITiE3 EiGTTihES3i is ANDERsoS's SCOTCH
zFENs Yi3 INDIA cRINKLEs AND SEER
s9SSih 9tSmSSiENsE h:S: STOCK OF THE FINEST DUAL;
I1S or PLAIN AND FANCY tkESGH ~.
EATEENS, IN CONFINED STfLESt MADE nn
io MY FXPREss ORDER BY GROSS ko'
mo AA6vEITiEs ! ITis IN BRITISH AND FRENCH
VIEW "Srw iSBIR STIR'ii LINENS, from l2,F to SOC;
PERSIAN LAwNSSc PRiNcNESSii Rifi cNESiSsoSEs HASSEkss.
RkTfsTr PkTNnTTr GE1 GcEEA1RE RI INDIA MuLLs;
MMAsNIIA, FIGURED AND CORDED
rl9TLEoss;r la9HLosryG PRICES" ON All, WINTER
WRAPS AND COMBINATION SUITS; rIr
stPERSBTs Tsv srQSkT QsaTrN or ptcHESsE hhnSs RIA.
DANES. sURAHs. AND GRoS GRaIS RaI SSl SILKS; -
IN IN BLACK, WHITE, AND ALL CoLoks' All
LOWEST PRICES. .,r,,pp ppo-
ELEGANT GOLD AND SIX SlhNEk EE, vnTs SMo-
GABEPn sATIEss SST IEEssoAfs mp ANp shaPhS PPhSEks.
mons BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK VEL
VETS, from 81 TO IS per yard; ,,,ro,oNo
'NoTELTIEs IN SILK GAuZES; ILLUSIONS
cREpFS, AND BRUSSELS NETS. 20, nc
ASSSPEcIAALr cIIAALrxAIa APAR6nbbssiBSY epobs BY GHsL1dHf M
Rs-PLAIN FIGuRpETS1 FIGubpT1rs AND ooN nv
Established lSio'
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH 81
National Republican., 1887-02-12
CL.OAKS.

One may appreciate nice fitting, stylish
garment, but how difficult It Is to define its
good points. The short aud long C!oaks
we show have "a something" about them
that attracts the eye. Come and see them;
VIC can't describe. Prices, $1.sS to sic each.
Might mention, however, we have had them
made with satin-lined hoods instead of
capes, and the waists and skirts are tucked;
then pearl slides and satin ribbons all help
10 make these Merino Cloaks the prettiest
things you've seen for long while.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Scottish Rite Matters.

63 per gallon, 20 cents quart bottle. No. /
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near d.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
FAREWELL of scLrode Brothers at at:Ecrnun's.

"KEEP reliable friend always on hand. /"
such DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has always
proven itselfto be.
National Republican., 1887-02-12

A WELCOME guest in winter: the new rem
edial agent-Red Star Cough Cure.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
Observation-Disclosures
ATTENTION, MOTHERS!

The Infants Department is the hobby of tie Palais Royal
the goods opened undoubtedly the exhibited
Washington The prices will when you examine the fnh
materials goods all (many
ideas given mote and OPEN for criticism. Would like
you to call.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
DRESSES.

Nainsook seems to be the popular ma
terial, and we show variety OF styles that
will "do your eyes good" TO look at them.
Prices Csc to s8.6S each. A bargain is a
embroidered edge, soc. We only have l2
dozen Of them.
National Republican., 1887-02-12
CAPES.

Null, with edge Of good lace-lace that
will wash-only 19c each. Four styles at
2:c each. Fancy Capes as high as SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
NOTA BUN FOR THE BOSTON NINE.
NETWORK MEN Do MORE GOOD PLAYING.
BROOKLYN BEATEN BY ST. LOUIS AND THE RAIN,
THE NETS By LOUISVILLE

BROOKLYN BEATEN BY ST. LOUIS AND THE RAIN,
THE NETS By LOUISVILLE.
The Esw.York club again illustrated yesterday the fact
that its players occasionally able accomplish baseball
wonders when The PLAYERS hike playing The NewYork
and the competing teams and over
5000 spectators Polo Grounds 10 80. the game
They were we'll satisfied exhibition and were wildly
excellent manner In which the local
club played wech pitched will his old time skll and a.
evidence Of strategy the Boston players had TO content
themselves only actual baseits and not single rum
It was great day Gapts but Illuminating one
followers of the Boston club king" Kelly used all his
bnt without Whom he Jaw that he was
at point turned his attention TO the umpire
Sullivan although appointed knew Kelly by
reputation aud the language Of the Held sny hut firmly
sat down upon" tho Boston captain Madden was not sue
cessfu IN pitching and his delivery WAS bstted freely
throughout Just before the game began handsome bunch
Of flowers Umpire sullivan gift from friends
A floral design was given TO Ward with the word
EQUITY conspcuousy wrought In fewsra It was said to
have come from baseball levers In tie Produce
The sw.Yorkers took the1ead scoring ito
In opening Ewing made MT ana sSe 70 sseona
and Connor also hit safely and Ewing scored Ohonrxe
out and then went to second on an error
WISE and Gore sent to hrst on called oa an
full Richardson mad. MT 10 Isnt neia ana
plate trying the play No more runs were
made until the sixth INNING when tho oca players nan
added @ ORourke waa sent TO nrst Oh called
balls around hr' error oy urd9ek nd scoie
by In the ninth inninx the New-lokers aIaco
their Richardson was sent 10 nrst on
called hais ent to ond sacrifice by brown 70 trd
10 fret called TAILS Nole 10 second ana
scored on Wards threebase hit The score VAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE COURTS.
Rita or LEGAL NEWS

In the schnepp against Dr. Leo sohnepp
for limited divorce almony and counsel foe
was pressed yesterday in the Supreme Court Chambers BE-
fore Justice counsel Beuno Loews who de-
cned accept offer made on behalf Of the husband
u held were vacated. Tho decision was no arNsi.
The brief on beh Of the city, in opposition s the petition
Transit Company Tor the appointment Oh
pprAsai 10 d. the compensaten to be
TO 70 DO
occupied sent 70 Justice Donohue OF Supreme Ceur
BY Corporation Counsel IL sets forth the
POINTS argument insisting that II the company
ever had 4 rights they have lapsod-
There anetnor yesterday OF the heari ng
injunction estrannS tho CONVERSATION o. Gate, o.
yeteray the Supreme Court Chambsr before Justice
Donohuo The casa now set down Tor FRIDAY W oonsen
contest 10 likely 70 be settled out Of Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Earned NswYork First base on errors
p ,ston o; New York, 3 struck out Boston, 81 New
York l. Left Boston, 81 Now.York. Base on
sra.cn l. adccs Wise Home Three
pa.e bits-Ward 4 Kelly, l. Two-base hlts-Warh, L.
Double pIays-None HIT by pcher-Ao,e stolsn ba.".-
Boston, Newly ork. L. Wild pches-None Passed 6as
hours
The ST. club VIII get the credit for defeating ne
BROOKLYN ne Washu gton Park yesterday The 5000
prssee however though that the weather CLERK
vas tbr OF Ar the managers of the two
clubs had wransed nearly twenty minute, over we
selection OF an UMPIRE William Banis OF the Ia H.
more club finally consented ocao Neither side scored
in the innnx but IN the second inning the Il Louis
mel made eventually them tho game In
the seventh inning by swarwood aad Phillips and two
basr it by smith we the home club two The rain
came this point and the eame had 10 De
hmm had not been completed ~ uas throUh
out and ST. Louis got the game The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
ST. LOUIS WILL JOIN THE LEAGUE.
MR. Won DER AHE ADMITS his INTENTION AND

CoNsULTs JOHN II. DAY.
secret meeting directors Of the American
Isoba Cubs held in this city yesterday
and the world and especially baseball managers
win considerably surprised Al the outcome OF IT, The
meeting was hold No 100 Poarst at ii Those pres
ent were r. r. Robinson OF Clev. ndi W. W. Watrous OF
the MetropoitAhs Phelps OF Louisville and e Won Der
Ahe Louis The meeting was held to inquire whether
tho st. had determined 10 Join the League Won
Der Abe no and tired Of the treatment he
Association. and virtually admitted that
he his club the League lie also asserted that
C. NJ Byrns OF tho BROOKLYN Club had assumed too much
authority aud cited lie said that he did not
Umpire tcho expelled but only To be removed from
u. brooklyn grounds when his club was playing
A petition cent 70 President Wycksn asking that
SPECIAL nesting called be hold septembrr In New
York Phsps hobinson and Won Der Abr aligned tho pet
lion. Charges also preferred against Wyekon
for aud neglect Applications for the position
from b. ii. Diddlsboch and Pchard
meeting Won Der Abe called upon John h.
Day the New YORK Cob aud tho contemplated jump va:
not insist upon having the percentage plan adopted
lie also Thought that he ought 10 have 0lAss
polls short stop. assiEned u his CLUB
that brBaer none OF the Amsrican
clubs win play Bdgsw God Park sundays uhless they
OF the gate receipts Instead oil the 500
guarantee prevousiy given. The Metropolitan aud 81
Louis Clubs have arranged game to DO played ~ Wee
la n ken septomberA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE NAvEsINK HANDICAP.

Weights Navssink Handicap $3.50 EACH h. T. or
only $40 II declared before to-day 1880 added p
miles,, u DO run AZ Monmouth Park tom ROW. arc
s,ven below. Captain Coster has done clever
bit Of work, distributnz his fsvors with impartial
hand II horse the beast IL
find Perhaps Housatonc will be as pleased with
animal In the Linden has no cause to
COMPLAIN len Bookers recent h bues gets him
comfortably, and the winner OF tho subur-
han who no withdrawing certain critlcs. won
with ridiculous July ~ a. seven furohss carry
ia who conh DO 10 ise. did
noih.g IN Harvest Handicap win IA pounds has every
reason satisfied with his Lottery who ought 10
have won well In 90 pounds and
the hunt he starts Feons has got down TO a9
when, oh when will she her hackers all they
have chances OF the heavy weights tho
venerable Barnum hss LIVING chance
aret he hor.e ent-t red znd heir Wcightsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
THE LARcHMoNr YACHT CLUES CRUISE.

The Of tho Larchnon Yacht Club will begin
Tomorrow An informal start will be made from the club
conducted frss ana easy princpss No formal pro
gramms been arranged The Larchmont yscbsmsn N
their pursuit do like ~ be hAmpered W any
cut dried restrictions Each dsy they wiz dsermne
fhe direction OF the cruise
viii depend much tho attractions e. he stop
weather encountered anoat but
viii probably and the " III far
perhaps TURNER before tutnns home~ard
DO and wherever they thoy Will have .
Jolly IT, the weather IL At all favorable The yachts
choonss Cocete
syren. Lotus, and perhaps the Aytss Aud the sleeps
sehrrnsr Ra]ah Delvyn Mona Crocodile Rsveris Daphne
Nymph Polly, rrochilus anu Vivian
The now soop yacht Banshee recently launched from Poll
Ions yari will have bent 10 day by Phil Lowe
and abe viii trial sail II 10 confidently expected that
the will last ory loot sioop anoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
AN ANGRY DISPUTE IN JAMAICA.

exciting witnessed In the Office OF the Queens
County Clerk In jamaica L H. yesterday mornpE Ransom
Brooklyn builder asked County Clerk 6utphsn
OF decd amt the latter Informing hm
tho price was 81 10, asserted that % was
hve than others charged, MT.
denied this aad MT Clayton ssid that one In
The charged but 81 SO for similar work MI Suphen
thon called his deputy. Charles W. DownnS who. when MT
Clayton reiterated his statement sad Whoevsr says 80
lea" This augsred the builder who shouted You dare
not outside and that Mr. Downing ~alked TO tho
repeated his remark At this uncture the
County Clerk who Ia man Of large proportions, took .
hand by Informing Mr Clayton that he had better be quiet
or he bs 20 through win His words
were very emphatic perccpbiy cooled
AZ htlng ardor Of the irats builder who retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WARRINGTON July 2s-Iho . game nearly q month
was PLAYED here to-day the Washington and PhiIa
dspha clubs IL required TO settle H. and every
on. fet homo team would wp bee ause they
scored Two tenth inning and could have made
unors but growing dark thoy purpossy allowed
themselves 10 be put out Tho fhlsdelphiAns who had
up TO uls inning found Gilmore an enigma which
they could solve. batted him for . single.
q twobaggsr and triple. which. with an error. al.
them three runs peoessary 70 WIN the E,m.
failed .dvanaEs Of he ugmsous errors made By their
opponents The score was - foilowsi
G Sn,' SO
Basshs Washington. II, rhl.dephis Error:-w. .
tos 'Iu npirs~Gr Eaiontns.
BALTIMORE July 26--In order to get n the post
poped by saturday last played with
Cleveland this and both by Baltimore
Kroy pitched ard p1Ezsi the visitors completely
that the contests ndsi to be interesting Tho
home trouble hitting both Morrison and Daily
considerably helped by tho loose
field OF ClsvsABisr hurt his hand In The
frat game and had to knocked
in the second BY pitched bail. About 1900 people
present The scores were - follows:
FIRST GAME
Sais:l.ns %
% and k1e; GSrs
Mr.. Curry.
SECOND GAME
G e.. ;%Sss ........:::: 90
Bssehts-cleyeiano 81 Baltimore - ErrOrs,csys.nd.
Curry.
PHILADELPHIA July 28.-rhe game to-day between the
Athletic Cincinnati clubs model one the team
Winning by bunchng three hits In the first Inning All the
runs earned. Mulanes two wild pitches
tho only mispays de BY Cincinnati Niooi caught the
crowd bv the visitors the seventh
upi being entirely clever when par-
oinsd the bases Bsrbzusr hit safely each time
bat The 40 follows;
Athsuc; ...............-..-."2 d9090 "a
s-Athletic IL; Cincinnati o. Erron-Athietic 81
Cincinnati Pitchers-weyhiug and Muilans. Umpre-ME
Ferguson.
July 26The Chicago players turned the tables
Detroit rivals nicely 10 day and defeated the homo
players remarkable Both Mines neisd excel
the heavy batting OF the Chicago players winning
them game Carkson pitched with effect and finely
supported The score was " appended
Chicago. I . I 0-S
Detroit. u
BAsshits-chicago IL; Detroit g. Errors-Chcsgo, o.
Detroit o. Pitchsss-Cenwsy and Ciarksen- Unpre-xr.
Dooschsr
PrTssURo JAY 26-Ths Ptsburr and indians clubs
playsa to-day ssd homo wit heut much sxstoa
pitched IN splendid trim and his sappsrt behind The